Gleb Tsipursky

OPINION August 26

Disney tries to silence grieving husband and learns not all news is good news

Disney executives learned that it's their corporate reputation that got small. Company lawyers tried a legal defense so embarrassing that they had to abandon it.

OPINION August 16

To be remote or not to be? That is the burning federal workplace question

As the White House releases new guidance on federal remote work, there is tension between this flexible approach and congressional legislative efforts.

OPINION February 8

Navigating the AI maze in government agencies

There is an urgent need for a structured and unified approach to AI within federal and state agencies, and AI Centers of Excellence offer a valuable solution.

OPINION October 19

The shadowy underbelly of AI

The emergence of AI tools like WormGPT and FraudGPT is a wake-up call. They are a stark reminder of the potential risks associated with AI and the urgent need for action.

OPINION April 26, 2023

How to rein in the AI threat? Let the lawyers loose

Americans are worried by the threat of AI to the future of humanity.

OPINION January 14, 2023

Disney can imagine a magic kingdom but can't figure out innovative hybrid and remote work

Disney can imagine a magic kingdom but can't figure out remote work even though patents, venture capital spiked when people worked from home during COVID.

OPINION November 25, 2022

Three ways we get suckered into Black Friday sales

On Black Friday and Cyber Monday, retailers use three key techniques to manipulate us into buying unnecessary products.